Kevin Schwalb serves as Executive Vice President at the Textile Rental Services Association of America since October 2010, bringing a wealth of experience in government relations and advocacy. Previously, Kevin held the position of Director of Government Relations at the Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors-National Association from February 2009 to October 2010. Earlier roles include Director of the Public Liaison Office at the U.S. Department of Labor and Federal Legislative Director at the National Association of Home Builders. Kevin also served as Director of ACECPAC/Grassroots at the American Consulting Engineers Council and PAC Coordinator at Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc. Kevin earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology from Angelo State University, graduating between 1985 and 1989.
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TRSA | Association for Linen, Uniform and Facility Services Industry
TRSA represents companies that supply, launder and maintain linens and uniforms. Our members help businesses, retailers, healthcare facilities, restaurants, government, and other organizations enhance their image and provide clean, safe environments for their employees and customers. TRSA supports the linen, uniform, and facility services industry by promoting hygienic cleanliness, and environmental and supply chain sustainability of its members services through advocacy, certification, information-sharing, and networking. TRSA (www.trsa.org) represents the $48-billion+ linen, uniform and facility services industry which employs 200,000+ people at 1,500+ facilities in North America by advocating for fair, balanced tax and regulatory policies and promoting the industry as the “original recyclers” that reuse, repair, repurpose and recycle reusable textiles. TRSA quantifies our industry’s commitment to cleanliness and sustainability through its Hygienically Clean and Clean Green certification and programs. TRSA members process nearly 90 percent of all commercially laundered uniforms, linens, garments, and other reusable textiles in North American positively impacting the comfort, safety, and image of millions of individuals every day.